2689 County Road 419, Taylor, TX 76574

Great Location in the Excellent Thrall School District. Large Brushy Creek Conservation Lake on the property. Rolling hills with many good homesites. 3 Ponds

At $3.91 million, 2689 County Road 419 Rd stands out for one reason that is hard to duplicate in Williamson County: 248.188 acres with rolling topography, a large Brushy Creek conservation lake, and three ponds in the path of Taylor’s long-term growth. This farm-ranch property at 2689 County Road 419 Rd in Taylor, TX 76574 offers scale, water features, and multiple strong homesite options in a part of the market where large contiguous tracts are increasingly hard to find.

The setting is rural, but it is not isolated. County Road 419 gives the property a clear geographic identity, and Taylor anchors daily needs, schools, and services nearby. Brushy Creek is a real asset here, not just a line item. The conservation lake changes how the land lives and feels, adding visual interest, habitat, and long-term recreational value. The three ponds and rolling hills create natural separation across the acreage, which matters if a buyer wants room for a primary residence, agricultural use, livestock, weekend recreation, or a legacy hold.

For families focused on schools, this address is served by Thrall ISD, with Thrall listed for elementary, middle, and high school. That school assignment gives buyers looking east of Austin a straightforward answer on zoning and daily planning. The listing does not provide school ratings, and it does not list bedroom count, bathroom count, interior square footage, or year built. Because no square footage is provided, price per square foot is not available. What is clear is the land value equation: about $15,754 per acre at the current asking price, which is a useful benchmark for buyers comparing large-acreage ranch opportunities in the Taylor and Thrall area.

This is the kind of property where the land does the work. The water, contour, and size create flexibility from day one, and the 146 days on market suggest buyers have had time to evaluate a tract that deserves a closer look rather than a quick decision. In a market shaped by expansion around Taylor and continued demand for usable acreage in Williamson County, this farm-ranch property has the ingredients to hold both lifestyle appeal and long-term value.